Synopsis
Violence against women is an issue that has long been neglected in Korean society, due in part to a traditional way of life that supposes that women would always be at home or otherwise under the protection of men they could trust. Kim Mi-jo’s “Gull” is not a film about rape itself. Instead, its focus is on the aftermath. An award winner at the 2020 Jeonju Film Festival and part of the London Korean Film Festival line-up, is also significant as the début of one of the country’s few female directors, and emphasizes how much their voices are needed. (Eye For Film)
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Credits
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OT: | Gal-Mae-Gi | ||
Director: | Kim Mi-jo | ||
Screenplay: | Kim Mi-jo | ||
Country: | Korea | ||
Production: | Dankook Graduate School of Cinematic Content, Tiger Cinema | ||
Cast: | Jeong Ae-hwa | ||
Length: | 75 min. | ||
Language: | Korean OV / English subtitles | ||
German Distribution: | / | ||
Festivals: | San Sebastián, Jeonju, Hamburg etc. | ||
Awards: | San Sebastián, Jeonju |